

| Subject: | Re: SOLDERED CONNECTIONS |
| From: | Joshua Van Tol |
| Date: | Sun, 31 Jan 1999 18:56:58 -0600 |
> >> "Flux" is NEVER necessary in typical electrical wiring soldering!!! >> Rosin is NOT "corrosive", in any way! I have some home-brew & radio >> kits I built back in the 60's and later and I defy anyone to find any >> evidence of any rosin-induced "corrosion" in any of these pieces of >> equipment! In fact, me grandmother's '37 Philco AM-SW radio still works >> fine and, virtually, everything in it is "soldered" together. >> > A radio presents a completely different environment to a motor vehicle. > There is no vibration in a radio and little temperature variation. An there is never any exposure to moisture and corrosive chemicals inside a radio. Joshua Van Tol -- jjvantol@uswest.net
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